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inventory management system
A simple inventory system for Library, Lab & any rent shop.
This is the inventory management system of the research lab of INDEPENDENT UNIVERSITY, BANGLADESH. It also can be use for any Library or any kind of inventory system from where people can borrow products/parts/books/cd/dvd etc. I use MYSQL database and C# in this project. I also provide the source code of it. This is my first contribute to open source. So let me know your opinions. -
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Program for creation of various collections: books, films, coins etc. The structure of elements of a collection can be adjusted directly by the user. At the heart of an element of a collection (object) the template describing data of object lies. The template, in turn, can be created on the basis of other template.
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Books and eBooks library organizer. Catalog, tag and search your books database with ease. Automatically fetches the book's details and cover image from the web with a smart ISBN guesser.
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Catalogue guitar tabs in a database, allowing for easy searching, de-duping and viewing/editing of text based tabs. Open other tabs directly (ie guitar pro) You can now create song books and create tabs in the tab editor
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Bookinex is an application designed to index your collection of books, it supports scanning of Barcodes to recognize ISB Numbers and querying web services to collect data.
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